Dave Seglins, Kimberly Ivany · CBC News · A shopper wears a mask and gloves at the liquor store. Alcohol sales across Canada increased in March as people stocked
Dave Seglins, Kimberly Ivany · CBC News · A shopper wears a mask and gloves at the liquor store. Alcohol sales across Canada increased in March as people stocked
By Suzy Weiss Shutterstock Is another public health crisis brewing beneath the coronavirus pandemic? New research shows that Americans are turning to alcohol to soothe their nerves
FASD consultant cautions choline may not be the magic wand to alleviate impacts of prenatal exposure in humans John Van Dusen · CBC News · A file
CBC News · Posted: Mar 26, 2020 An addictions researcher recommends Canadians keep an eye on their alcohol intake as they hunker down against the COVID-19 outbreak.
By: RACHAEL D’AMORE GLOBAL NEWS The Ontario government’s inclusion of liquor stores as an essential service permitted to stay open in the time of coronavirus set off a
Newswise — Drinking while pregnant can harm the developing fetus, leading to physical, cognitive, and neurobehavioral effects that may persist into adulthood. No safe level